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In most drum notation systems, the lines and spaces of a standard 5-line music staff are used to define the various drums of a kit. For simple parts (for example, a kick and snare pattern) a 1 or 2 line-line staff may be used. Non-kit percussion instruments can be notated on any of these staff types.
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With non-pitched percussion instruments like a drum set, notes written on different spaces and lines indicate that drum, bass drum, or cymbal. The staff is separated into individual measures (or bars) of music with thin vertical lines called bar lines. The number of beats in each measure is determined by the time signature.
Drums don’t use notes like C, D, etc., but they do use notes like quarter, eighth, sixteenth notes, etc. Where these notes are placed on the staff indicates which drum you play. With a pitched instrument, like guitar, piano, etc., the vertical placement on the staff indicates a musical note, like C, D and so on.
In common drum set music, as in the figure above, it is generally understood that the notes from top to bottom are hi-hat, snare, bass . The timing of each sound depends on the progression of the notes from left to right.